[RECOVERY][CWM] v6.0.2.1 ♦ HYBRID

RaymanFX · Aug 27, 2012

Welcome to the ClockworkMod Recovery Version 6.X.X.X

ALL MY RECOVERIES HAVE A FULLY WORKING BACKUP SYSTEM (CAN BACKUP KERNEL) !

Credits : Koush, Roach2010, ViViDboarder, Team Win (especially Dees_Troy), Hiemanshu Sharma for making the hybrid version possible !

RaymanFX · Aug 27, 2012

DOWNLOADS

There are 2 versions avaiable :

cwm-notouch.zip --- the standard version
cwm-touch.zip --- the touch version

Code:

v6.0.2.1

updated cwm sources
hybrid version - internal/external in one recovery !
touch version will be available soon!
'adb sideload' fucntion!

v6.0.1.4 v2

updated cwm sources
hybrid version - internal/external in one recovery !
big thanks to Hiemanshu Sharma for opening my eyes and making the hybrid version possible !


v6.0.1.4

updated cwm sources
provide internal versions (finally) !
touch versions are faster than ever before !
faster backups
faster zip installing


v6.0.1.2

initial release

/!\ CAUTION: TOUCH VERSIONS ARE BROKEN ATM /!\

/!\
I DARE YOU, I DOUBLE DARE YOU, IF YOU FLASH THIS ON ANY OTHER DEVICE THAN THE ASUS TRANSFORMER TF101, THERE WILL BE NO PLACE YOU COULD HIDE FROM ME!
BE AWARE OF WHAT FORUM YOU ARE IN BEFORE FLASHING!
/!\

DOWNLOADS: CLICK ME !

BlackLeader787 · Aug 27, 2012

Thanks a lot

Mr Paul · Aug 27, 2012

Just flash from current Cwm?

pappiedappie · Aug 27, 2012

Mr Paul said:
Just flash from current Cwm?

Yes

Hammerfest · Aug 27, 2012

whats the mount setup like?

Ive grown fond of TWRP on my i717 (galaxy note) with internal as /emmc and the microsd as /sdcard...

Either way thanks, bout equal for me on CWM vs TWRP

EDIT: I see for now its only external, which is PERFECTLY ACCEPTABLE to me... I HATE using my internal (for the most part)

Death259 · Aug 27, 2012

RaymanFX said:
Welcome to the ClockworkMod Recovery Version 6.X.X.X

You are too awesome! :good:

Thanks for all of your hard work.

So far everything seems good. I'm on the touch external sd version and it's working just fine.

deaner · Aug 27, 2012

Thanks a lot!!

I appreciate you and all your hard work.
Thank you!

hachamacha · Aug 27, 2012

Is restoring existing backups made with Rogue 5.1.2.8/1.5.0 Rogue/rburrow CWR compatible and tested?

Thanks much for the work on recovery.

Edit: 5.1.2.8 created tarball format backups , but of course, from the old days of no /boot partition backup which was always something badly needed and appreciated.
Edit2: I installed it, and am in there. It looks fine and I look forward to being also able to access internal. I noticed what seems a cool feature that might address my question above: There is a toggle for your (dup) format and (tar) format. Is this our way to restore old cwm tar backups?

eng.stk · Aug 27, 2012

I was using the official, but had to backup on internal, only then could copy to external.
One time I had to format and than restore, but ups: no external sd support lol

With this version, all solved

CMW 6 does very fast backups, and it takes less space with backup because it only does deltas, very nice.

hachamacha · Aug 27, 2012

eng.stk said:
I was using the official, but had to backup on internal, only then could copy to external.
One time I had to format and than restore, but ups: no external sd support lol

With this version, all solved
CMW 6 does very fast backups, and it takes less space with backup because it only does deltas, very nice.

Hi Eng,

Does it only do delta's if you've done one "dup" style backup already? If it does delta's then I guess you have to keep the original non-delta full backup around until you;re ready to get rid of all the deltas? Just curious.

thanks.

---------- Post added at 08:02 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:50 AM ----------

Hello - I've run into a backup problem using the default (dup) method and am wondering if there's any info I can get or setup in advance to log errors during backup like enabling a log?

Mine made it through /boot /recovery /system, then said freeing space, done freeing space, and has been on /data for ~25 minutes which is about 3 times what the 5.1.2.8 I was using before took. I don't see any sign of movement.

I'd be happy to get you a log if such a thing is possible to enable.

Edit: Oh yeah: I had 7617MB free before beginning backup.

Thanks.

Edit for more data : I gave up on (dup) backup which has failed 2 times for me on /data. I reverted quickly and retested with 5.1.2.8 and it worked quickly in tar (it's only method), so now I'm trying (tar) backup from v6 of yours and it also appears to be hanging. Has anyone done a backup and restore of a populated system with this backup yet to be sure it works? If tar works, then I'll be fine and report back at the end of this thread,.

Edit for result of tarball backup: It appears to have completed, so I'm going to try two things, accessing it from TB in userspace booted, and then restoring it if I can read the format at all. Will continue with updates until I know it restores. Oh yeah, as far as time to backup goes, it is ~2 times as long as 5.1.2.8, but it is doing more (/boot and /recovery).

Edit for more info during tar backup: Length of backup is very long, ~30 minutes for what winds up being a 1.5G backup. Is it possible to calc md5sum while performing the backup rather than making a separate pass? Ok, off to try the restore.

erickwill · Aug 27, 2012

REALLY NICE! I was eager waiting for this! Kudos for the nice job!

Eager now for coming updates!

Cheers!

PS. May I suggest you to collaborate still a bit more and create a tutorial about how to compile a touch recovery?

For sure a lot of us would appreciate pretty much this effort

Sp_Ark · Aug 27, 2012

thanks for your work. I can not install anything from my micro sd card. It gives error that it cant open the file. Any suggestions? something wrong with my sd?
installed this via rogue team recovery. Sorry if i missed something. i own the tf101 only for a week. I dont know if its relevant, via a file browser my micro sd is recognised under removable folder and not as sd ext. probably thats the way in this tablet but im mentioning it just to be sure. thanks and sorry for my english.
Edit: I coudnt install any other recovery either flashable or though goo app so i made the mistake to install via rom manager. So i got cwm bootloop (nevermind, still learning). Now i cold booted and i will try to get rid of rom mgr's recovery, but still i would be glad if someone can tell me why i couldnt install anything via this recovey. card was mounted, could see its contents but then can not open file error...
Sent from my Transformer TF101 using Tapatalk 2

hachamacha · Aug 27, 2012

These were notes from my last reply having to do with my progress in trying to do a real backup and a) see it from Titanium's "extract from Nandroid" and b) restore from cwr.

Edit for more data : I gave up on (dup) backup which has failed 2 times for me on /data. I reverted quickly and retested with 5.1.2.8 and it worked quickly in tar (it's only method), so now I'm trying (tar) backup from v6 of yours and it also appears to be hanging. Has anyone done a backup and restore of a populated system with this backup yet to be sure it works? If tar works, then I'll be fine and report back at the end of this thread,.

Edit for result of tarball backup: It appears to have completed, so I'm going to try two things, accessing it from TB in userspace booted, and then restoring it if I can read the format at all. Will continue with updates until I know it restores. Oh yeah, as far as time to backup goes, it is ~2 times as long as 5.1.2.8, but it is doing more (/boot and /recovery).

Edit for more info during tar backup: Length of backup is very long, ~30 minutes for what winds up being a 1.5G backup. Is it possible to calc md5sum while performing the backup rather than making a separate pass? Ok, off to try the restore.

Where it's at now. I'm booted, Titanium can't seem to decipher the tar version backup from v6, and I see now that it used ~5G of space to create a cwr backup which is too much for me.

I'm going to revert until this project is further along but I love the new functionalities (/boot) (dup) ideas, and think you're onto something terrific.

Thanks.

RaymanFX · Aug 27, 2012

erickwill said:
REALLY NICE! I was eager waiting for this! Kudos for the nice job!
Eager now for coming updates!
Cheers!

PS. May I suggest you to collaborate still a bit more and create a tutorial about how to compile a touch recovery? For sure a lot of us would appreciate pretty much this effort

My recoveries are built from source, but you may give this one a try :
Koush's Buildslave

hachamacha said:
These were notes from my last reply having to do with my progress in trying to do a real backup and a) see it from Titanium's "extract from Nandroid" and b) restore from cwr.

Where it's at now. I'm booted, Titanium can't seem to decipher the tar version backup from v6, and I see now that it used ~5G of space to create a cwr backup which is too much for me.

I'm going to revert until this project is further along but I love the new functionalities (/boot) (dup) ideas, and think you're onto something terrific.

Thanks.

I don't know what is wrong with your device, but I am 99% sure there is something.
Some kind of hack/app/whatever is conflicting with your recovery installation.
I took three backups in a row just to make sure it works, and it worked.
Both, the dup and the tar image formats.

I can do a video or photos if you want some.

amitizle · Aug 27, 2012

Great job. Thanks a lot.

eng.stk · Aug 28, 2012

hachamacha said:
Hi Eng,

Does it only do delta's if you've done one "dup" style backup already? If it does delta's then I guess you have to keep the original non-delta full backup around until you;re ready to get rid of all the deltas? Just curious.

thanks.

---------- Post added at 08:02 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:50 AM ----------

Hello - I've run into a backup problem using the default (dup) method and am wondering if there's any info I can get or setup in advance to log errors during backup like enabling a log?

Mine made it through /boot /recovery /system, then said freeing space, done freeing space, and has been on /data for ~25 minutes which is about 3 times what the 5.1.2.8 I was using before took. I don't see any sign of movement.

I'd be happy to get you a log if such a thing is possible to enable.

Edit: Oh yeah: I had 7617MB free before beginning backup.

Thanks.

Edit for more data : I gave up on (dup) backup which has failed 2 times for me on /data. I reverted quickly and retested with 5.1.2.8 and it worked quickly in tar (it's only method), so now I'm trying (tar) backup from v6 of yours and it also appears to be hanging. Has anyone done a backup and restore of a populated system with this backup yet to be sure it works? If tar works, then I'll be fine and report back at the end of this thread,.

Edit for result of tarball backup: It appears to have completed, so I'm going to try two things, accessing it from TB in userspace booted, and then restoring it if I can read the format at all. Will continue with updates until I know it restores. Oh yeah, as far as time to backup goes, it is ~2 times as long as 5.1.2.8, but it is doing more (/boot and /recovery).

Edit for more info during tar backup: Length of backup is very long, ~30 minutes for what winds up being a 1.5G backup. Is it possible to calc md5sum while performing the backup rather than making a separate pass? Ok, off to try the restore.

Hi.

Yes , it only does deltas if you do a first dup. This way only the first backup takes time (+/- as a tar one), afterwards is just deltas with couple of MB. As an example, this is useful if you want a quick backup installing EOS 3 nightlies, only a couple of changes between versions. SO less space taken to backup stuff.

If you do a lot of changing between ROMs (ICS and JB ones for example), you will be getting larger deltas so maybe it's easier to make tar backups.

eng.stk · Aug 28, 2012

Just noticed something: it's backing up all my internal sdcard (with all the music and movies, etc): huge backup file

There's 2 things that are very important to keep backup small (just system and file data tha matter) and do a safe format factory reset keeping media on sdcard (don't know if it does this already).

As used by most of CWM for tf101:
- Modified to skip /data/media or /sdcard in nandroid backups.
- Modified formatting /data to remove directories and folders so we can keep media.

Hope you can patch this up :good:

edit: there's two important folders in sdcard that should be backed:
/sdcard/ android_secure and /sdcard/data

my CWM on Nexus S does this from the box and it's standard 6.0.1.0 with no tweaks.

TomTcom · Aug 28, 2012

Installed the touch version. Looks nice. When I have to flash my next EOS JB nightly I'll write back if there are any issues. Thanks!

fleex · Aug 28, 2012

Great job

Everything works fine. Thanks a lot.
Tested on tf101g

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